Dresser - 6 Drawers

Vaughan-Bassett 731002
Laurel - Weathered Gray Collection

Features

Made in the USA
French Dovetail Drawer Construction
Smooth Running Dual Ball Bearing Guides, Piston Activated Self-Closing Drawers, and Ultra-Smooth Acrylic Finish on Interior Drawers' Sides and Bottoms.
Mortise and tenon construction for strength and stability

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Type: Armoires / Dressers / Cabinets

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by Vaughan-Bassett

Erin and Ben Napier, of HGTV Fame, partnered with and worked closely with the craftsmen and craftswomen of Vaughan-Bassett to create ageless furniture.

Made in the USA.
Laurel Home Collection has classic lines made from the finest American Veneer.
Features include; French Dovetail Drawer Construction
Self-Closing Dual Ball Bearing Guides
Mortise and Tenon Construction for strength and stability
Ultra-Smooth Acrylic Finish on Interior Drawers' Sides and Bottoms.
Every tree used to create this collection is replaced with a new seedling in the mountains of Virginia.

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LMCO Home Laurel

Dresser with 4 deep drawers completed by 2 antique-inspired, step-back drawers at the top.

Features

Made in the USA
French Dovetail Drawer Construction
Smooth Running Dual Ball Bearing Guides, Piston Activated Self-Closing Drawers, and Ultra-Smooth Acrylic Finish on Interior Drawers' Sides and Bottoms.
Mortise and tenon construction for strength and stability
Constructed from solid hardwoods and Oak veneers
Every tree used to create this collection is replaced with a new seedling in the mountains of Virginia.

Laurel Collection Catalog

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